The project SAFETY TUNES AND SOCIAL SKILLS IN TRAFFIC develops and implements an awareness-raising methodology to meet the high-risk target group of young drivers and co-drivers educated by lower level. This methodology includes social skills and competences in traffic, social-art, peer-education, emotion and social media to reach a new generation of young drivers. The aim of SAFETY TUNES SOCIAL is to reduce severe accidents caused by young people on European roads to avoid young people’s death as well as accident drivers with poor future perspectives. Road accidents are the most frequent cause of death in the age group from 15-24 years. Youngsters between the ages of 15-17 years start to learn autonomy, and more particularly gain access to different means of transport, notably to driving motorized vehicles. In the year 2014 631 young people between 15-17 years died on European Roads [18]. In general young people from 18-24 years are far more likely to be victim in road accidents than people in any other age group worldwide. More than 57,000 people between 18-24 years were killed in road accidents in the EU within the decade 2006-2014, close to a fifth of all road fatalities in those countries (17%). Results of the EU project “Close-to”. in which 125 young accident drivers (18-24) in Austria were analyzed, show that 90% of these drivers are male and registered in vocational education. A cross connection between young people educated on lower level and unsafe driving behavior and a higher accident rate can thus be shown. 13% of these young accident drivers have lost their job after the punishment and found it very hard to find a new job after serving their sentence. The Project SAFETY TUNES SOCIAL increased awareness of young people for a responsible and social behavior in traffic by including social skills and competences into road safety prevention work. A joint experience and knowledge base between the Belgian Partner Mobiel 21 and the Austrian partner FGM-AMOR regarding creative and active road safety work with youth optimized the effect on youth. 103 young people aged 13 -24 have been involved directly in innovative, creative and active prevention workshops in which road safety related messages were created through different types of artistic forms (videos, raps, and posters). These messages have been disseminated via social media and 3.277 young people have been reached indirectly through a compact social media strategy. This kind of creating social art focuses on active involvement of participants: young people have to deal with social skills in road safety topics in an interactive and creative way. The workshops in Austria and Belgium have been implemented by young youth workers and young artists in youth centers, vocational and secondary schools. In summary, the SAFETY TUNES SOCIAL methodology combines a peer approach, an emotive know-how transfer and social-art with social skills in road safety. At the end of the project, 9 workshops have been implemented, 4 videos and 1 rap song have been produced, 103 young people have been involved in the workshops. After the workshops 79% of them stated that they will be more careful on the roads in future. 3.277 young people have been reached throuth social media and are now aware of the importance of social skills in traffic. Consequently the desired impact of the project at national and European level is to decrease fatalities of youth within SAFETY TUNES SOCIAL regions from 2017 on.The videos are uploaded on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzqkFdSZMb3WBozbSh_5cow?view_as=subscriberPictures and videos are available on Facdbook: https://www.facebook.com/Wirfahrnab/